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There’s more than one way to win the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. There’s the obvious, up-front way: Just beat all the other mushers to the finish line in Nome and claim the first place victory, the championship. That comes with some nice perks, including a check for $50,000 and the keys to a...
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The 2013 Iditarod got off to a blazing start with four-time champion Martin Buser setting a blistering pace out of Willow. Leaving in the first place position with bib #2 (#1 is honorary and does not race), Buser ran his 16-dog team straight through the night, passing checkpoint after checkpoint and surprising volunteers with...
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When Albert Lewis moved to Alaska from Lake Tahoe, California, a couple of years ago, he brought with him the usual misperceptions and misunderstandings about sled dog racing. He was an avid fan of dogs, but like most opponents of the sport of racing sled dogs, he had no experience with the real deal....
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The inaugural running of the Northern Lights 300 was a resounding success, as musher after musher enthusiastically expressed their appreciation to the race committee for ‘a great trail, great checkpoints, great people… a great race!’ Leaving from Martin Buser’s Happy Trails Kennel on January 27th, the new Iditarod and Yukon Quest qualifying race headed...
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The 2012 Knik 200-Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Sled Dog Race came to an exciting, crowd-pleasing, but confusing finish on Sunday afternoon when four-time Iditarod champion Lance Mackey raced under the finish banner only moments ahead of 2010 Copper Basin 300 champion Jake Berkowitz. As the two teams swept out of the woods and down...
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